Shipswreck (?) at Coast of Trelleborg (Sweden)

Hi,

so I found this thing while browsing Google Earth. I found nothing about this. Can you help me? The Picture ist just to find the place better on Google Earth.

Width: 55°21'8.60"N
Length: 13° 9'31.66"E

Hi annika,



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Your find is interesting. There doesn't seem to be anything about it in the old Google Earth Community Layer. The fact that there seem to be 3 hulls positioned side-by-side-by-side suggest to me some sort of deliberate scuttling rather than a ship wreck. I didn't search for information beyond the GEC Layer, but I suspect you can turn up something with an internet search.

Attachments:

annikas find.kmz (183.93 KB)

Well, thank you for the informations

hi and welcome!

just what I have thought at first glance: it is a border of default ocean floor view and coastal imagery section where best-resolution imagery is default.
so what we see (as default) at the exact point  is some transition zone between the two types of GE imagery, where coastal aerial imagery (from 6/18/2012) still slightly visible, making the three vessels to be seen as if were submerged.

check my mark set to date:
no wreck.kmz (796 B)

good find! (should to be moved to Data Discussions)
best!
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